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Posted on 9/15/17 at 1:50 am to rmnldr
Posted on 9/15/17 at 1:50 am to rmnldr
That's because just like LSU, Mullen's defense has more not seen on tape via rotating guys for experience.
Yes, we have some serious fast big guys in our front 7. To assume Simmons is the only guy to worry about would be a mistake. I'm quite sure Canada knows that and has tweaked the offense accordingly. Simmons will get doubled teamed much of the game. You'll have to. That leaves the guys we keep low profile on a big opportunity.
I think LSU has overall better talent and I'm not thinking MSU wins although I picked us since I didn't bet on the game.
Yes, we have some serious fast big guys in our front 7. To assume Simmons is the only guy to worry about would be a mistake. I'm quite sure Canada knows that and has tweaked the offense accordingly. Simmons will get doubled teamed much of the game. You'll have to. That leaves the guys we keep low profile on a big opportunity.
I think LSU has overall better talent and I'm not thinking MSU wins although I picked us since I didn't bet on the game.
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Posted on 9/15/17 at 2:06 am to MullenBoys
Any names I should watch for? I know Simmons and Sweat on DL and Gay and Lewis at LB
This post was edited on 9/15/17 at 2:06 am
Posted on 9/15/17 at 6:11 am to MullenBoys
The match-up on the interior will be fun to watch. Clapp is an all SEC center and the woman beater is a heck of a player for MSU. It's not likely LSU will leave the young OL alone when dealing with him, Clapp will be there.
The wildcard is LSU's new system and the hesitation is causes the front 7 to play with. The shifts and misdirection creates moments of doubt and at times bad decisions by the defensive front.
MSU's secondary is not very good.
Given LSU's ability to shut-down Heisman winning QB's, both historically and recently, I don't see MSU moving the ball consistently. They lack a support staff around Fitz. He's fun to watch, but there are just not enough tools around him to deal with this defense. Aranda is earning his $$$.
I don't see this being very close come mid 4th quarter and LSU will be running out clock to end the game.
The wildcard is LSU's new system and the hesitation is causes the front 7 to play with. The shifts and misdirection creates moments of doubt and at times bad decisions by the defensive front.
MSU's secondary is not very good.
Given LSU's ability to shut-down Heisman winning QB's, both historically and recently, I don't see MSU moving the ball consistently. They lack a support staff around Fitz. He's fun to watch, but there are just not enough tools around him to deal with this defense. Aranda is earning his $$$.
I don't see this being very close come mid 4th quarter and LSU will be running out clock to end the game.
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